Stellantis Tells Dealers “Excuses Are Over”
The company demands 25% retail sales growth one day before disclosing the largest writedown in automotive history
Stellantis Writes Down $26.5 Billion
The largest EV-related charge in automotive history quantifies what happens when strategy outruns demand
Toyota’s New CEO Is a CFO
Kenta Kon replaces Koji Sato after three years, signaling cost discipline over innovation at the world's largest automaker
GM Took the Medicine
$7.2 Billion in Write-Downs, Strongest Results in Years
Xiaomi’s Transparency Gambit
Lei Jun Addresses Critics While Roadmap Rumors Swirl
Huawei Qiankun
What China's Automotive Android Means for Your Shop
Volvo EX60
The Platform Reset That Actually Matters
Canada Breaks With U.S. on Chinese EVs
The $3 Billion Trade Deal That Splits North America
Chinese Suppliers Control 69% of Global EV Batteries
Tesla Just Bought a Way Out
The Largest Restructuring in Volkswagen History
35,000 Jobs and What It Signals
Ford’s 153 Recalls
What the Record-Setting Year Reveals About Modern Vehicle Quality
Chinese Automakers’ Emerging Market Takeover Playbook
80% Share in 3 Years
The 2035 ICE Ban Is Over
What Ended It and What Comes Next
Canada’s EV Experiment Just Failed
How the Market Crashed 42% in One Year
Mexico Imposes 50% Auto Tariff
Aligning with U.S. to Block Chinese Imports
December Recalls Roundup: Digital Dashboards and Software Glitches Dominate
Six recalls affecting nearly 650,000 vehicles share a common thread: the systems designed to improve driving are the ones failing
EV Infrastructure Quick Hits: Germans Build, Americans Prefab
Four developments signal the charging and battery supply chain is quietly maturing on both sides of the Atlantic
Stellantis Bets $13 Billion on America
Leaves Canada Holding the Default Notice
